This weekend, as 30 Harleys rumbled into Blue Wilderness, their riders eager to experience and protect sharks, we were in tears, realizing this is so much bigger than any of us ever expected. Together, and with the strength of so many unexpected others, we can and will save sharks.

All the hard work, sacrifice and sadly, conflict even from places there should be none, is worth it – and days like this prove it. Much love to all the Shark Angels around the world working hard independently, and as a powerful movement, to save sharks. We are positive, united and a force for good making a real difference.

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What better way to celebrate Valentines Day than to celebrate one of our serious shark crushes. Dr. Eugenie Clark is a legend and inspiration to all of us at Shark Angels and so we thought it appropriate on this day to share a little bit more about an important lady – for sharks and for those who love them.  Many of us are honored to have had the opportunity to spend time with Eugenie who has welcomed us into her office, her research and even her home – and we also adore Mote Marine Laboratory, an incredibly special place doing good work on the behalf of sharks and all creatures in the sea.  Eugenie, thanks so much for inspiring our wings - you are, and will always be, the ultimate Shark Angel. 

"You don’t have to get in [the ocean to study it], but those of us who do love that aspect of it perhaps more than anything." - Dr. Eugenie Clark 

Anyone can dive with sharks! No certification or expensive equipment required! Now is your chance of a lifetime to experience the sharks with the Angels. Lose the tanks and join Shark Angel hosts Fred Buyle and Julie Andersen for an incredible opportunity to improve your freediving skills while getting into the water with some of the most amazing predators on the planet. You'll spend half the day in freediving workshops, training with Fred, an accomplished instructor and four-time free diving champion and world record holder. Then, hit the open ocean and spend the other half of the day putting your new skills to the test. Get up close and personal, freediving safely and comfortably with Oceanic White Tips, while learning shark interaction skills from the duo - who have spent hundreds of hours underwater interacting with sharks.  And you’ll be helping the sharks.

April 28 - May 4th, 2013 - Cat Island, Bahamas
Cost: $2,995 USD (Double Occupancy)